Meet at Tillage HQ (1410 Irving St) every Friday at 5:00pm to check out the Glow Up in real time then head down to Underdogs Tres for tacos and drinks. Join the vision we’re building together. Invite a friend. First-timers, your first drink is on us.

Meet at Tillage HQ (1410 Irving St) every Friday at 5:00pm to check out the Glow Up in real time then head down to Underdogs Tres for tacos and drinks. Join the vision we’re building together. Invite a friend. First-timers, your first drink is on us.

In lieu of our weekly Tillage Idiots, join us at Tillage HQ to help distribute candy to our neighborhood Trick-or-Treaters. Costumes not required but highly encouraged.

Mark your calendars for our Open House. This will be an all-day affair with various events happening throughout the day.

You won’t want to miss this dynamic, engaging, and full-of-surprises study led by Noah and Holly Ullman. Noah is a circuit-riding Jewish Rabbi. Holly is a Christian pastor. Together they teach small groups of people across the United States and abroad using a dialogical, question and answer style of teaching. They bring a deep knowledge of the Hebrew language and ancient near eastern cultural context, helping us to make sense of ancient Hebrew concepts for our modern time. We’ll dive deep into the ancient Hebrew concepts of shabbat & shalom. These two words make up the typical Hebrew greeting for the Jewish sabbath. Roughly translated, they are an invitation into rest and flourishing, two things we hold dear here at Tillage as we seek to cultivate an ecosystem for thriving in the City. (A light meal will be provided prior to the study from 5-6pm)

In the venerable words of Thorin Oakenshield, “If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.” The members' meal is our invitation to pause from our work, from production, and intentionally value food and cheer (and maybe even a song) together. Gather with other members at Tillage HQ at 6pm on the first Friday of every month.

You won’t want to miss this dynamic, engaging, and full-of-surprises study led by Noah and Holly Ullman. Noah is a circuit-riding Jewish Rabbi. Holly is a Christian pastor. Together they teach small groups of people across the United States and abroad using a dialogical, question and answer style of teaching. They bring a deep knowledge of the Hebrew language and ancient near eastern cultural context, helping us to make sense of ancient Hebrew concepts for our modern time. We’ll explore the Hebrew words abad & shamar that are found in the ancient Hebrew creation narrative. The words are translated "till & tend" (and also "work & keep"). The connection to Tillage should be obvious! (A light meal will be provided prior to the study from 3-4pm)

SESSION 1: What does it mean to be human according to Mary Shelley?

Meet at Tillage HQ (1410 Irving St) every Friday at 5:00pm to check out the Glow Up in real time then head down to Underdogs Tres for tacos and drinks. Join the vision we’re building together. Invite a friend. First-timers, your first drink is on us.

Meet at Tillage HQ (1410 Irving St) every Friday at 5:00pm to check out the Glow Up in real time then head down to Underdogs Tres for tacos and drinks. Join the vision we’re building together. Invite a friend. First-timers, your first drink is on us.

SESSION 2A: What does thriving look like according to Augustine's Confessions?

SESSION 2B: What does a flourishing community look like according to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales?

SESSION 3: What is the meaning of work according to J.R.R. Tolkien?

SESSION 4: What is wisdom according to Ecclesiastes? How is it acquired?

SESSION 5: In what sense does nature govern human conduct according to Shakespeare's King Lear?

SESSION 6: Many Partings: A Panel Discussion